26Cards
BeginnerDifficulty
39 minTime
Disaster and Nature PowerThemes
Overview
Use this deck for a calm first pass through disasters and natural force before opening a wider group.
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Previous deckOcean and RiverOcean and River frames 29 kanji around oceans, rivers, and water places.
Cards in This Deck
26 Cards
- 01地ground, earthUnderstanding this kanji helps you identify the ground and earth in various landscapes.
- 02水waterThis basic character for water is a key building block for words about floods and aquatic life.
- 03火fireYou will find this simple anchor in terms for fire disasters and volcanoes.
- 04風wind, air, styleThis kanji explains the movement of wind and the changing direction of storms.
- 05波waves, billows, PolandUse this character to describe the waves in the ocean or sudden social upheaval.
- 06震quake, shake, trembleThis kanji is central to describing earthquakes and the intensity of tremors.
- 07災disaster, calamity, woeLearning this character allows you to recognize terms for various calamities and natural disasters.
- 08害harm, injuryThis kanji often pairs with other characters to describe damage or harm caused by pests and disasters.
- 09防ward off, defend, protectThis character is vital for vocabulary about preventing disasters and defending against threats.
- 10危dangerous, fear, uneasyThis kanji alerts you to dangerous situations and the uneasy feeling of a crisis.
- 11険precipitous, inaccessible place, impregnable positionYou can use this character to describe steep, inaccessible places and hazardous mountain paths.
- 12暴outburst, rave, fretThis kanji captures the violent force found in outbursts of nature and storms.
- 13爆bomb, burst open, popThis character describes the explosive energy of things bursting open or bombs.
- 14炎inflammation, flame, blazeThis kanji doubles the fire radical to represent intense flames and inflammation.
- 15焼bake, burningBeyond cooking, this kanji describes the action of things burning in a fire.
- 16洪deluge, flood, vastUse this character specifically for describing vast floods and deluges of water.
- 17濁voiced, uncleanness, wrongThis kanji describes the muddy, impure state of water in a rushing stream.
- 18沈sink, be submerged, subsideThis character appears when describing things that sink or become submerged under water.
- 19落fall, drop, come downThis kanji depicts the act of falling, dropping, or coming down in nature.
- 20崩crumble, die, demolishYou will see this kanji when describing structures crumbling or the total collapse of terrain.
- 21倒overthrow, fall, collapseLearn 倒 to describe the physical collapse of buildings or trees during a disaster.
- 22壊demolition, break, destroyUse 壊 to express the severe damage and destruction left behind by natural disasters.
- 23裂split, rend, tearThe kanji 裂 describes the splitting of the ground or structures during extreme natural events.
- 24迫urge, force, imminentDisasters often bring an imminent threat or intense pressure, which you can describe using 迫.
- 25避evade, avoid, avert避 is crucial for reading emergency warnings, especially in the word 避難 for evacuation.
- 26救salvation, save, helpAfter studying the destruction, the deck ends with 救 to focus on saving lives and rescue operations.